1. Catalogs
  2. CLEMCO INDUSTRIES
  3. Clem-Cool Air Conditioner with Belt (CCAC)

Clem-Cool Air Conditioner with Belt (CCAC)
1 /1Page

Clem-Cool Air Conditioner with Belt (CCAC)

Clem-Cool Air Conditioner with Belt (CCAC)
1 /1Page

Catalog excerpts

Clem-Cool Air Conditioner with Belt (CCAC)-1

Technical Data Sheet Note: For safe, efficient blasting, read and follow the owner's manual and seek training for everyone who will use this equipment. Purpose The Clemco Clem-Cool Air Conditioner (CCAC) allows the blast operator to control the temperature and volume of air to a Clemco high-pressure Type CE continuous flow supplied-air respirator within a preset range and to cool the air by as much as 50 degrees F. Requirements for Operation 20 cfm at 90 to 100 psi of Grade D quality breathing-air as defined by the Compressed Gas Association Commodity Specification: G-7.1) (www.cganet.com) Pressure requirements vary with hose length, (hose offered in 25 ft increments) Minimum pressure to produce minimum airflow to respirator. 25 ft-75 ft 90 psi 100 ft - 200 ft 95 psi NOTES: 1. Maximum air pressure: 100 psi. 2. Maximum hose length: 200 ft when used with respirator Description of Operation The Clem-Cool Air Conditioner is placed between the respirator air supply line and the helmet breathing tube. A knurled knob on the valve lets the operator adjust the cooling rate of the air entering the respirator. The Clem-Cool Air Conditioner cannot be closed completely, so the operator always has at least the minimum air volume required for breathing and for maintaining positive pressure inside the helmet. The CCAC comes with a belt that adjusts to fit up to a 54-inch waist. The durable buckle can be fastened and unfastened with gloved hands. A belt-mounted heat shield protects the operator from warm exhaust air (a byproduct of the production of cool air). Description Belt-mounted, adjustable valve — cools breathing air for use with Clemco Apollo HP respirator models. Allows operator to adjust flow and temperature of incoming air. Clem-Cool also can be used as the source of cool air for Clemco Comfort Vest. Advantages • Increases productivity by keeping blast operator cool and comfortable • Durable construction • Lightweight NIOSH-approved comfort system Certifications and Approvals The Clem-Cool Air Conditioner is approved by NIOSH for use only with Clemco Apollo HP high-pressure Type CE supplied-air respirators (not for use with low-pressure respirators). The Clem-Cool Air Conditioner is one component of a NIOSH-approved system; use of counterfeit parts voids the NIOSH approval. To maintain NIOSH approval, use only genuine Clemco Apollo replacement parts. Packaging Ships in individual box Shipping Dimensions Height: 4-3/8" Blue/Black body with black shield & belt Clem-Cool Air Conditioner with Belt (CCAC) Item Description Stock No. ISO 9001:2000 certified. Clemco is committed to continuous product improvement. Specifications are subject to change without notice. © 2009 Clemco Industries Corp. • One Cable Car Drive • Washington, MO 63090 • Phone (636) 239-4300 • Fax (800) 726-7559 Stock No. 25396 www.clemcoindustries.com Job No. 1195-0409

 Open the catalog to page 1

All CLEMCO INDUSTRIES catalogs and technical brochures

  1. 31188

    41  Pages

  2. 22559

    34  Pages

  3. 21941

    33  Pages

  4. 06160

    23  Pages

  5. 04124

    13  Pages

Archived catalogs

  1. Super Comet

    4  Pages

  2. MB series

    2  Pages

  3. RPH

    11  Pages

  4. RPC-2

    12  Pages

  5. COMFORT VEST

    7  Pages

  6. FLAT-TRAK ®

    29  Pages

  7. Clemco Mule

    1  Page

  8. Pulsar III-P

    2  Pages

  9. Pulsar III-PE

    2  Pages

  10. Pulsar VI-PE

    2  Pages

  11. Options Plus

    4  Pages

  12. CLASSIC SERIES

    12  Pages

  13. Wetblast FLEX

    2  Pages

  14. Apollo 20 HP

    2  Pages

  15. Apollo 600

    4  Pages

*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.